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White paper for post-school education and training - South Africa

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In January 2012, the Green Paper for Post-school Education and Training was released as a discussion document.

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Communications Handbook for Adult Educators - South Africa

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This handbook serves as a guide for adult education practitioners to create their own media and as training material for facilitators who want to run media training workshops in adult education.

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CR&DALL Monthly Site Digest

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Monthly digest from the University of Glasgow - Centre for Research & Development in Adult and Lifelong Learning.

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Adult education and learning access: Hope in times of crisis in South Africa - South Africa

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This book offers a collection of chapters describing a wide range of crises that affect both learners and educators in adult and community education. It is written by people working in this sphere.

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Tanzania Education and Training Policy 2014 (2023 Edition)

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The Government of Tanzania aims to transform the nation into an industrial economy by 2025, in line with the National Development Vision 2025 and the Long-Term National Development Plan 2011/12-2024/25. This transformation necessitates the development of skilled, educated Tanzanians who are lifelong learners, contributing to sustainable national development and global economic competitiveness.

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Folk Development Projects in Tanzania

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The FDCs were established in the 1970s to meet the social economic challenge of the time target mainly the neo-literates.

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Educating Adults and Youth in Tanzania: Complementary Basic Education (COBET) and Integrated Community-Based Adult Education (ICBAE)

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This article talks about the National Strategy for Adult Education and Non-Formal Education in Tanzania (2003 to 2008).

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Adut Education in a Village in Tanzania

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Get a historical look at adult education in Orngadida Village, Tanzania, as part of a comprehensive study conducted between 1981 and 1983.